In recent times, many of us have been silently carrying emotional burdens, pretending everything is fine just to get through the day. Mental health, once seen as a taboo topic, is now becoming an essential part of the collective conversation. And that’s a good sign. When one person suffers, that pain echoes in the collective. We are all connected by invisible threads of energy and emotion. So taking care of ourselves is not a selfish act — it’s an act of love for others. The Power of Empathy in Times of Crisis Empathy is the key to collective healing. Listening without judgment, being present without needing to fix everything — that’s what people truly need. Many carry invisible wounds that a kind word, a warm look, or a genuine embrace can help ease. We never know what someone else is going through. So why not choose compassion? Caring for Ourselves is Caring for Everyone Self-care is not just about taking a relaxing bath or meditating alone (although these things help). It’s al...